Pistoia Alliance conference April 2016: Mobile and Wearables: Imperial College / Richard Kwasnicki
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Slides from the Pistoia Alliance European Conference in London on Tuesday 19th April 2016.
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Pistoia Alliance conference April 2016: Mobile and Wearables: Imperial College / Richard Kwasnicki
- 1. R I C H A R D M K WA S N I C K I P H D M B B S TRANSLATION OF WEARABLES INTO HEALTHCARE
- 2. RICHARD M KWASNICKI Imperial College London • BSc Surgery and Anaesthesia • PhD Surgical Technology (Body Sensor Networks) • MBBS • Medical doctor (Academic Surgical Trainee) • Research Associate (Technology in Healthcare)
- 3. WHERE I WORK
- 4. WHAT I WORK WITH Kwasnicki RM 2015
- 6. DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY Sensor Clinical problem Both? Theory Lab testing Clinical trial Clinical practice
- 7. DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY Sensor Clinical problem Both? Theory Lab testing Clinical trial Clinical practice
- 10. DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY Sensor Clinical problem Both? Theory Lab testing Clinical trial Clinical practice
- 11. LAB TESTING Kwasnicki RM 2015
- 12. DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY Sensor Clinical problem Both? Theory Lab testing Clinical trial Clinical practice
- 13. DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY Sensor Clinical problem Both? Theory Lab testing Clinical trial Clinical practice
- 14. BARRIERS • Ethics • Time • Funding • Patients • Management • MRHA • Trial registration • NIHR portfolio
- 15. NEW INSIGHT INTO PATIENT RECOVERY
- 16. DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY Sensor Clinical problem Both? Theory Lab testing Clinical trial Clinical Practice
- 18. MAKING SAFE CHOICES WITH PATIENTS
- 19. DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY Sensor Clinical problem Both? Theory Lab testing Clinical trial Clinical Practice
Editor's Notes
- Give overview of presentation – who I am, where I work, explain re. maya, my role in clinical trials, main part – academic process of introducing wearable in clinical practice, using a project as example.
- This is what I have and am, but aside from clinical job I am a clinical trials manager.
- This is where I work.
- This is what I work with.
- Adding design to the mix, with Helix. Frugal innovation – for example – phone apps for reducing chest infections, or stool sample collecting, or pathways in healthcare.
- This is a photograph of a gait laboratory, which can accurately map out movements using a a combination of technologies. Quite a resource demanding facility.
- Reconstructive surg. Gait assessment – turning gait lab into wearable sensor. Laboratory validation with high speed camera etc.
- barriers
- Tracking innovation